JP2018205530A - Spectacle temple - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a spectacle temple having a structure facilitating wearing/removal of spectacles.SOLUTION: The spectacle temple includes: first ear hook regions (5) at an intermediate part of a body; and U-shaped, when being viewed from a lateral side, second ear hook regions (6) at rearwards thereof. Ear hook positions of spectacles can be mutually slidably movable between the first ear hook regions (5) and the second ear hook regions (6) according to use purposes. The spectacles may be hung and held under the chin, with their hung on the second ear hook regions (6), and can be easily worn or removed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an eyeglass temple that can be conveniently put on and taken off.

  This type of eyeglass temple is not known, but a little reference (Patent Document 1) has a structure that prevents the glasses from slipping.

  Recently, neckglasses have been developed and commercialized as it is convenient to put on and take off glasses, but in user evaluation, it is troublesome and troublesome to put on and off glasses, and the durability of eyeglass temples etc. It has been pointed out that there are weaknesses and the cost of replacement is high.

  For example, it has not been possible to eliminate the annoyance of repeating the operation of wearing presbyopies when a presbyopic person takes a meeting and taking notes, and removing the glasses each time he looks at the whiteboard. When wearing glasses on the neck, even if you want to see a small letter, you have to remove it from the neck and put it back on.

JP 2002-277838 A

There are the following problems with neckglasses that can be worn and removed conveniently.
1 It is cumbersome and annoying to put on or take off your glasses and repeat the necked state.
2 When wearing glasses on your neck, you must remove and re-apply even a small letter “I want to see a little”.
3 If the glasses front frame can be lifted up to the eye position while wearing the glasses on the neck, it is convenient when “I want to see for a moment”, but the structure cannot do that.
4. There is a weak point in the durability of eyeglass temples, etc., and the replacement cost of eyeglasses becomes uneconomical.
5 Some glasses cannot be folded and stored in a case.

An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and to provide a spectacle temple having a structure in which spectacles can be easily attached and detached.

An object of the present invention is to provide an eyeglass temple having a structure in which two ear-hooking portions are provided in order to solve the above-mentioned problems and to make it possible to easily and quickly remove the eyeglasses.

The eyeglass temple according to the present invention is characterized in that the main body portion is provided with a first ear hook part (5) and a second ear hook part (6) connected to the rear part.

A modern is provided in the first ear hook part (5), and the mounting position of the modern can be slide-adjusted according to the intention of the eyeglass user so as not to fall off along the axial direction of the main body. Glasses temple

The eyeglass temple characterized in that the second ear hook part (6) is detachable from the first ear hook part (5).

The eyeglass temple characterized in that the shape of the second ear hook portion (6) is U-shaped or L-shaped when viewed from the side.

To watch with glasses, put it on your ear at the first ear-hook part (5), but when wearing glasses, if you need to take off your glasses temporarily and see with the naked eye, wear your glasses. The position can be slid from the first ear hook part (5) to the second ear hook part (6), and when the eyeglasses are hung down with the second ear hook part (6) hanging under the ear, It can be stably held in a suspended state (FIGS. 5 and 6).

It should be noted that the eyeglass front frame is lifted up to the eye position when it is necessary to “look a little” at the second ear-hook part (6) with the glasses hanging over the ears and hanging under the chin. It can be seen only and is very simple.

        Furthermore, the development of the ornamental decoration further expands from the shape of the eyeglass temple.

The glasses temple described above has a simple structure and is inexpensive to manufacture, and when viewed with the naked eye, it can be put on the ear at the second ear-hook part (6) without removing the glasses, and the glasses are left misplaced. It is efficient and economical without searching.

Furthermore, it can be folded and stored in a case from the shape of glasses, and it can also be hung in a chest pocket if the second ear hooking portion (6) is U-shaped.

It is a perspective view of the spectacles temple Example 1 which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view of the spectacles temple Example 2 which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view of the spectacles temple Example 3 which concerns on this invention. FIG. 4 is a side view of the eyeglass temple “parts” in FIG. 3. It is a front view of spectacles temple (Drawing 2) wearing concerning the present invention. It is a side view of spectacles temple (Drawing 2) wearing concerning the present invention.

1 to 4 show an embodiment of an eyeglass temple according to the present invention.

    In FIG. 1, the eyeglass temple includes a first ear hook part (5) in which a modern (4a) is mounted in the middle of the main body and a second ear hook part (6) at the end.

    The modern (4a) of the first ear hook part (5) is provided so as to be slidable according to the intention of the eyeglass user so as not to fall off along the axial direction of the main body.

    Starting from the hinge (2) installed at the front end of the main body, the length until the first ear hook part (5) is 10 cm, which is the length for stably wearing glasses on the face, behind The length to the second ear hooking part (6) is 16 centimeters.

    The shape of the second ear hook portion (6) is provided in a U shape when viewed from the side so that it can be hung under the chin so as not to come off while wearing glasses on the ear. The ear-hook position of the glasses can be slid between the first ear-hook part (5) and the second ear-hook part (6) depending on the purpose of use.

    In FIG. 2, the eyeglass temple includes a first ear hooking portion (5) in the middle of the main body and a second ear hooking portion (6) at the end.

    The first ear hook portion (5) is provided in the shape of a letter “F” when viewed from the side, and the modern (4a) is mounted.

    Starting from the hinge (2) installed at the front end of the main body, the length until the first ear hook part (5) is 10 cm, which is the length for stably wearing glasses on the face, behind The length to the second ear hooking part (6) is 16 centimeters.

    The shape of the second ear hook portion (6) is provided in a U shape when viewed from the side so that it can be hung under the chin so as not to come off while wearing glasses on the ear.

    FIGS. 5 and 6 are views of wearing the glasses with the glasses temple of FIG. The eyeglasses can be stably held in a state of being hung under the chin by a simple operation of putting the eyeglasses on the ears at the second ear-hook part (6). The ear-hook position of the glasses can be slid between the first ear-hook part (5) and the second ear-hook part (6) depending on the purpose of use.

    In FIG. 3, the eyeglass temple is provided with a first ear hooking portion (5) in the middle of the main body and a second ear hooking portion at the end.

    The shape of the first ear hook part (5) is provided in the shape of a “f” when viewed from the side.

    A through hole (8) having a diameter of 2 mm is provided at a position 4 mm in front from the end of the first ear hook part (5), and the “parts” in FIG. 4 are detachably provided in the through hole (8). A second ear hook part (6) is provided.

    The “parts” attachment / detachment method of FIG. 4 inserts or pulls out the attachment part (9) of the “parts” to the through hole (8) of the first ear hook part (5).

    The shape of the attachment part (9) to the through hole (8) of “parts” is provided in a bowl shape.

    Starting from the hinge (2) installed at the front end of the main body, the length until the first ear hook part (5) is 10 cm, which is the length for stably wearing glasses on the face, behind The length to the second ear hooking part (6) is 16 centimeters.

    The shape of the second ear hook portion (6) is provided in a U shape when viewed from the side so that it can be hung under the chin so as not to come off while wearing glasses on the ear. The ear-hook position of the glasses can be slid between the first ear-hook part (5) and the second ear-hook part (6) depending on the purpose of use.

1 Temple body
2 Hinge
3a Temple between main body tip and first ear hook part (5)
3b Temple between the first ear hook (5) and the end of the body
4a Modern attached to the first ear hook part (5)
4b Modern worn on the second ear hook part (6)
5 First ear hook part
6 Second ear hook
7 Front frame
8 Through hole
9 Attachment site to the through hole (8)
10 "Parts" body

Claims (4)

  An eyeglass temple comprising a first ear hook part (5) and a second ear hook part (6) connected to the rear of the main body part.   The eyeglass temple according to claim 1, wherein a modern is provided in the first ear-hooking part (5), and a modern mounting position is slidable so as not to fall off along the axial direction of the main body.   The eyeglass temple according to claim 1, wherein the second ear hook part (6) is detachable from the first ear hook part (5).   The eyeglass temple according to claim 1, wherein the shape of the second ear hook portion (6) is U-shaped or L-shaped when viewed from the side.